Відео

very helpful tutorial expecting to have more videos from you

beautiful video

great tutorial keep it up

Thank you for this helpful video! What are the steps to export this for 3d pritning? It deformed when I turned it into MESH

Thank you for this helpful video! What are the steps to export this model for 3d printing? When I turn it into MESH it has a deformation

❤❤❤

Thank you for your time to show us this really useful video. Your videos are really educative at least for me as I need something extra in addition to the seminars that I have for learning Rhino. :)

Hi I'm wondering how you got this layout as my version 7 doesnt look like this. My tool option for example are horizontal along the bottom of the window and hard to see.

Hola Greg! Excelente tutorial. Precisión en el dibujo, diseño funcional, metodología, didáctica, exposición...Todo OK. Lo he seguido paso a paso y he logrado imprimirlo al 200% con total funcionalidad. Gracias Mil.

best video about thread in rhino! thank you!!!

i'm in rhino 7 and do you know why the sweep1 command will cause a distorted two profiles? the only way i can get it to work is to do the first point to the first profile, then the two profiles, then the last profile to the last point. and if i use roadlike it looks very crazy, freeform appears to be pretty good though. thanks!

your tutorials are so clear, thank you!

thanks man!

nice video. But why don't you connect the handle as a polysurface to the polysurface of the cup. Then you can simply round the contact curve. This is much easier and faster.

Thank you! I was always terrified when had to modeling a spoon. Good tutorial.

What is the name of the command line Plug on the left. or how is it done

Great video! Rhino is an awesome CAD program.

Great video!

thank you very much, that is very useful for me.

Pretty good but would be improved with a description of what is being done and why. And maybe a side by side with another way to do the same thing. For example say "We will be drawing one surface of a spoon then "sort of" copy it, (with an "OFFSET" command), to make the other side. We will connect the two sides to make it a solid with the X Command" That would give more insight into the reason for the commands rather than just mimicking the keystrokes.

worked great! thank you!

When I offset curve on surface it is only doing half of the circle not the full circle, what is the issue

now i am in a good mood

THANKS A LOT

i have a problem . how can i communicate with you?

Thank you

Thank you! This tutorial was a godsend. So clear, concise and exactly what I needed.

this was extremely helpful! Thank you

Thank you for the tutorials.

Thank you

@13:40 there is a way to edit the size (7 in this case) without using undo command?

Fantastic tutorial!!! I have been struggling with screws, this makes my life simple!! Please, what software do you use to record screen? Thanks!

Thanks! This is very helpful. I tried following along exactly but then decided to make a more complicated shape for the profile of the handle (just a bit of a flattened ellipsoid, rather than a straight ellipse). I rebuilt the curve of the ellipse, adding some additional control points to adjust the shape. I made two similar flatter ellipses, did the Sweep 1 Rail command and made the handle. Followed along exactly as you have done, but now instead of that regular ellipse with a single edge, it interprets the edges of my handle and the hole in the body as segments, and it won't do the blend surfaces function correctly. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks!

thank you!

Hello Greg, is there any way I can contact you by e-mail? Please let me know.

Hi, can I have the real image of the product that you refer ?

Thanks for the video! It's really helpful!

how he hide the handle in one point of the video?

this is asmr

Pls do how to make architectural models

Thank you so much for great video! You saved my project. :)

no quick curve on rhino mac ?

very nice specially point ending is new for me. Thanks

One of the BEST tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you very much!

Thanks Greg! I'm working with Rhino 7 now. Do you think there are any easier ways to create this with the latest version? Much appreciated. You are very clear and thorough!

You give the best tutorials! Thank you for the spoken details and Pr perfect illustration of even basic things and procedures.

Hi thanks this has been very useful turotrial! But I have a problem after creating a mesh object with it for 3D printing. Commanding the ‘mesh repair’ it says “this is a bad mesh” I’ve been trying it for like 4times and can’t seem to figure it out haha. Do u perhaps know what the issue might be?

really good tutorial!

Very nice

Very nice